I think the sticker does imply that.
With or without it I will be heading for the EU queue/booth as a matter of course 
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The EES - when it eventually comes - shouldn’t impact UK passport/CdS holders living in France when entering France …
If you read the press in the UK and France, plus listen to the bosses at airports/ferry ports, no-one has actually worked out which Q we (UK citizens with CdS) actually go.
This lack of clarity (turn up at the EU post and you mazy be accepted but you could also be turned away because no-one has specifically said we go to EU or non EU) is what the gtravel press has been highlighting.
Just wondering how they could turn people away in cars at port immigration, its usually absolutely rammed with nowhere else to go. There could feasibly be a mixed load too, those residents with CdS and temporary 90/180 "tourists "
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I wonder how this will effect me.
I live in France (WCDS) and work in England, taking a uk registered van backwards and forwards 3 times a month…
they never normally worry about all of my tools etc…
I tend to use the Shuttle
What/where is WCDS? Should I know?
Withdrawal Agreement Carte De Sejour
and some of us call it CdSWA Carte de Sejour Withdrawal Agreement 
Is the van registered to a company? That would be ok. If it’s registered to a person then it could be problematic.
Others call it a WARP (Withdrawal Agreement Residence Permit) so it’s all very confusing.
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and mine is actually marked Titre de Sejour… 
yes, most confusing… 
Its registered in my name at a friends UK address, where I stay when working in London…
so I suppose no way round it.
im a sole trader, so no company name as such
Then if you are a French resident you should not be driving the van in France, no?
apparently not Adam.
not sure how that works as im a frontier worker, registered as such in france…
maybe time to change it for a French van then…
And marked Residence Permit as well.
Ah… does yours say that? can’t see that on mine.
Seems to be quite a variety of phrases being used on these cards…
It’s on the bottom of the front of the card below the signature.
That’s exactly how I saw it when I came through and got a sticker at the end of March. Make it easier for holders of a CDS to pass trough
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Gosh… the differences mount up…
Underneath my signature is a thick black line and printed underneath that is
“Signature du Titulaire” in dark rose ink on a lighter rose background (so pretty)
anyway, I reckon that as long as each of us holds the necessary official thingy for our needs… it doesn’t really matter how it’s worded…